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ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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0012769 | mantisbt | change log | public | 2011-02-14 18:24 | 2011-08-05 02:41 |
Reporter | mark.badolato | Assigned To | atrol | ||
Priority | normal | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | always |
Status | closed | Resolution | duplicate | ||
Product Version | 1.2.4 | ||||
Summary | 0012769: Change log does not list tickets from sub-projects | ||||
Description | In my setup, I have some projects defined and I have subprojects underneath them. If I set a release on a ticket that is at the project level, it shows up in the change log as it's supposed to. If I do it to a ticket in a subproject, that ticket doesn't appear in the change log. The Fixed In dropdown shows [mainproject_name release_name], but the change log doesn't display appropriately. | ||||
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Looks like this issue applies to Roadmaps too. Bugs tagged with a Target Version for a parent project show up in the road map, bugs tagged with a target version for a sub project do not |
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I think this is a dpulicate of 0010873 |
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Agreed; Appears to be the same issue |
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Goal: A roadmap page which also shows the roadmap of sub-projects on the page I did test it on version 1.2.5 Git of 20110408 an the roadmap worked for sub-projects, Great! I had: PROJ_A PROJ_B Make sure you have:
One of the main thin to keep in mind that a roadmap is a Project bound to Version and Deliverydate. If one has no target version set it will an cannot show in the roadmap ofcourse. If somethisn does not work since you upgraded from older versions then thes things might help:
*Unlink Unlink everythin first, set your version, then relink the sub-project Select allupdate target version of a version in the dropdownNow make it a sub-project again...it works, than good. If id dioes not make sure you understand mantis and roadmap concept well, and try again with a new Project and subproject. Notes: Ensure you have set the config "$g_roadmap_view_threshold" to something good (e.g. VIEWER) |
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